Kim and Khloé Kardashian toured two California prisons: the Valley State Prison (VSP) and the California Central Women's Facility (CCWF) in Chowchilla. On February 9th, 2024, they recorded footage for their upcoming show, set to stream on HULU in six months.

During their visit to VSP, they met with participants of the Youth Offender Program (YOP), including Travon Willis who found it to be a great opportunity to have the celebrities at VSP. Willis said, "Today we are here to give people an opportunity to see what it's like for us that are incarcerated, to see that we are able to change, to see that we have the possibility of making different choices."

The Kardashian sisters also met with trainers from the Veterans Service Dog Program (VSP). After meeting with trainers, staff, and the dogs, the celebrities departed VSP and went to a women's prison for the first time.

Kim and Khloé Kardashian visited CCWF, where they met with a group of Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) participants led by Lynn Acosta and Norma Cumpian at the chapel. "Coming to a women's prison, I feel like it has really changed my perspective on why I work on prison reform," said Kim Kardashian. During their tour of the facilities, they interacted with staff, volunteers, and the population.